How can I use the screen rotation feature to customize the width and height of items in landscape mode?
When Screen1.OrientationChanged
if (Screen1.ScreenOrientation = Landscape ) then
set MyItem.Width to 80% of screen width
set MyItem.Height to 60 pixels
else // Portrait
set MyItem.Width to 100% of screen width
set MyItem.Height to 50 pixels
make it as procedure for every components or try anyother convenient logic which suits you most
wow Quick response thanks I will try it
if this does not work try Screen1.Height < Screen1.Width
Taifun
Friend, I am trying to change the size of the elements to a specific size when the screen is rotated Landscape, and the elements return to their normal size when the screen returns to Portrait.
Yes of couse
Adjust the suggestion to your needs
What have you tried?
Taifun
When Screen1.OrientationChanged
if (Screen1.ScreenOrientation = Landscape ) then
set MyItem.Width to 80% of screen width
set MyItem.Height to 60 pixels
else // Portrait
set MyItem.Width to 100% of screen width
set MyItem.Height to 50 pixels
but not working
show us your blocks pls
It looks like you have overseen my first answer
Taifun
I know itâs simple but I canât understand the problem
i hope this screen orientation does not trigger properly. Whnever yout ry first try to debug,
this works only with user adds orientation as landscape or portrait. it takes user chocie only. So better try with Taifun suggestion and try. let me think further about this
From the documentation User Interface
ScreenOrientation
Declares the requested screen orientation, specified as a text value. Commonly used values arelandscape
,portrait
,sensor
,user
andunspecified
.
So ScreenOrientation returns landscape
, portrait
, sensor
, user
orunspecified
, it does not return the current screen rotation landscape or portrait
Therefore to detect if the screen is in landscape or portrait, use these blocks
if Screen1.Height < Screen1.Width
Then screen is in landscape
Else screen us in portrait
Taifun
can you send pic please I canât understand it like that.
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Taifun
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Taifun
You make the block and send it a picture so I can understand what these codes mean.
Now it changes the elements when the screen is in landscape mode but does not return them to normal when returning to portrait mode.
It would really help if you provided a screenshot your relevant blocks, so we can see what you are trying to do, and where the problem may be.
To get an image of your blocks, right click in the Blocks Editor and select âDownload Blocks as Imageâ. You might want to use an image editor to crop etc. if required. Then post it here in the community.
Taifun